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KiwiRail contractor stood down over 'faulty' track welding working for organisation after retraining

KiwiRail contractor stood down over 'faulty' track welding working for organisation after retraining
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KiwiRail is facing scrutiny after it was revealed that a contractor performed defective welding work on both Auckland train tracks and the City Rail Link tunnel. While the company claims no public risk existed, the incident has led to increased testing of the contractor's work.

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RNZ can reveal the contractor also carried out "serious" defective work in a City Rail Link (CRL) tunnel around the same time Photo: RNZ / Yiting Lin

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The report relies on official information and incident reports to detail the failure, maintaining a neutral investigative tone.

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